An edition of Plato's Republic (2013)

Plato's Republic

a dialogue in 16 chapters

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An edition of Plato's Republic (2013)

Plato's Republic

a dialogue in 16 chapters

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"In this innovative reimagining of Plato's work, Badiou has removed all references specfic to ancient Greek society--from lengthy exchanges about moral courage in archaic poetry to political considerations mainly of interest to the aristocratic elite and has expanded the range of cultural references. Here, philosophy is firing on all cylinders: Socrates and his companions are joined by Beckett, Pessoa, Freud, and Hegel, among others. Together these thinkers demonstrate that true philosophy endures, ready to absorb new horizons without changing its essence."--Provided by publisher.

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English
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372

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Plato's Republic: a dialogue in 16 chapters
2013, Columbia University Press
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Table of Contents

Prologue: conversation in the villa on the harbor (327a-336b)
Reducing the sophist to silence (336b-357a)
The young men's and women's pressing questions (357a-368d)
The origins of society and the state (368d-376c)
The disciplines of the mind: literature and music (376c-403c)
The disciplines of the body: nutrition, medicine, and physical education (403c-412c)
Objective justice (412c-434d)
Subjective justice (434d-449a)
Women and families (449a-471c)
What is a philosopher? (471c-484b)
Philosophy and politics (484b-502c)
What is an idea? (502c-521c)
From mathematics to the dialectic (521c-541b)
Critique of the four pre-communist systems of government: 1. timocracy and oligarchy (541b-555b)
Critique of the four pre-communist systems of government: democracy and tyranny (555b-573b)
Justice and happiness (573b-592b)
Poetry and thought (592b-608b)
Epilogue: the mobile eternity of subjects (608b-end)
Notes.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.

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New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
321/.07
Library of Congress
JC71.P6 B2813 2013, JC71.P6B2813 2013, JC71.P6 B2813 2012, CT25.M485 2002, JC71.P6 B2813 2013eb

The Physical Object

Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
372

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25290512M
Internet Archive
butenoughaboutme00mill_290
ISBN 13
9780231160162, 9780231500654
LCCN
2012014207
OCLC/WorldCat
844437701, 789148579

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